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Season 1998-99
Bohemian (a) Friendly
 
Date:
Monday 27th July 1998, 7.45pm

Venue:
 Dalymount Park, Dublin

Conditions: tbc

Admission: £10 standing

Programme: £1

Bohemian

Newcastle

 

1 - 1

 

 

Teams

Goals

Half time: Bohemian 0 Newcastle 0

73 mins: Ralf Keidel shot 1-0

78 mins: Derek Swan penalty 1-1

Full time: Bohemian 1 Newcastle 1

We Said

 

Kenny Dalglish said:
 
To follow

They Said

 

manager tbc:

To follow
 

Stats


Four new signings made their first appearances for the club: Lionel Perez, Carl Serrant, Garry Brady and Laurent Charvet. Extended holidays following their World Cup participation meanwhile meant that Alan Shearer, David Batty, Rob Lee and Stephane Guivarc'h were all absent. 


Waffle

 

 

10 weeks after last season ended with a 0-2 FA Cup Final defeat at the hands of Arsenal, Kenny Dalglish's Newcastle side began their preparations in Dublin's Fair City.

A low-key first half almost began in spectacular style, when debutant winger Garry Brady sent over a cross from the left for Nicos Dabizas to rattle crossbar with a shot. 

United thought they'd gone ahead towards the end of a low-key opening half, when Bohs new boy
Brendan Place conceded a free kick outside the box after dragging over Paul Dalglish. 

Gary Speed's set piece was deflected en route to Michael Dempsey and although the 'keeper got a hand to it, he couldn't keep hold of the ball and Brady tucked away the rebound - only for the referee to rule it out for pushing by Warren Barton. 

Barton himself headed against the goal frame just before the hour mark, before t
he introduction of Ralf Keidel brought an instant breakthrough for the visitors. The German U21 midfielder had been on the field for barely two minutes before he took a pass from John Barnes and shot past Dempsey.

Within five minutes though Bohs were level though Derek Swan fouled in the box and getting up to beat substitute custodian Lionel Perez from the resultant penalty kick. 

Biffa


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